WO2020115208A1 - Porte-bébé - Google Patents

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WO2020115208A1
WO2020115208A1 PCT/EP2019/083820 EP2019083820W WO2020115208A1 WO 2020115208 A1 WO2020115208 A1 WO 2020115208A1 EP 2019083820 W EP2019083820 W EP 2019083820W WO 2020115208 A1 WO2020115208 A1 WO 2020115208A1
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baby carrier
pouch assembly
baby
inflatable element
carrier
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Okke Van Mourik
Andreas Hess
Martin SCHECHINGER
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HTS Hans Torgersen & Sønn AS
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Priority to EP19816309.9A priority Critical patent/EP3890562A1/fr
Priority to CN201980091406.6A priority patent/CN113395919A/zh
Priority to KR1020217020956A priority patent/KR20210097783A/ko
Publication of WO2020115208A1 publication Critical patent/WO2020115208A1/fr

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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47D—FURNITURE SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN
    • A47D13/00—Other nursery furniture
    • A47D13/02—Baby-carriers; Carry-cots
    • A47D13/025—Baby-carriers; Carry-cots for carrying children in seated position
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
    • A44B—BUTTONS, PINS, BUCKLES, SLIDE FASTENERS, OR THE LIKE
    • A44B11/00—Buckles; Similar fasteners for interconnecting straps or the like, e.g. for safety belts
    • A44B11/25—Buckles; Similar fasteners for interconnecting straps or the like, e.g. for safety belts with two or more separable parts
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
    • A44B—BUTTONS, PINS, BUCKLES, SLIDE FASTENERS, OR THE LIKE
    • A44B19/00—Slide fasteners
    • A44B19/24—Details
    • A44B19/26—Sliders
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47D—FURNITURE SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN
    • A47D13/00—Other nursery furniture
    • A47D13/02—Baby-carriers; Carry-cots
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47D—FURNITURE SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN
    • A47D15/00—Accessories for children's furniture, e.g. safety belts or baby-bottle holders

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  • the present invention is in general related to an apparatus for carrying and transporting infants and small children. More particularly, the present invention relates to a baby carrier of a type which is adapted to be worn by an adult and serve to support a baby or an infant in a variety of carrying positions both on the front of the wearer and the back of the wearer.
  • Wearable infant carriers enable the baby or infant and parent to be near each other, whereby the baby or infant may feel the parent’s warmth, closeness and smell, and the baby or infant will also be“involved” or present in the parent’s duties and get impressions in a completely different way than if the infant were sitting in a stroller or the like. Moreover, the parent does not have to carry the baby or infant in her/his arms thereby maintaining freedom of hand and arm movement in order to be able to perform other activities.
  • US 5.224.637 A relates to an infant carrier adapted to be worn about the waist of an adult for supporting and transporting an infant on the hip region of the wearer.
  • such carrier comprises a fabric belt and an integral fabric seat portion which is adapted to receive and support an infant who is positioned facing the adult wearer with legs straddling the wearer's waist.
  • the integral seat portion is defined by a section of the belt, a loop of fabric extending away from and back to the belt section at spaced locations, and a pair of spaced gussets, positioned one above the other and connecting the belt section and the loop portion.
  • a compressible member such as polyurethane, foam rubber, or a bladder of air, is disposed in the volume defined by the aforementioned seat-defining members.
  • EP 2.967.231 A1 relates to a child carrier having a waist belt, an upper torso support, a hammock coupled to the waist belt and to the upper torso support, and a thigh support strap extending to each side of the hammock.
  • Each thigh support strap has an inward end portion proximate to the hammock and an outward end portion configured for selective coupling to the upper torso support in multiple positions.
  • the hammock and the thigh support straps form a seat to support a child in an ergonomic spread- squat position in inward and outward facing orientations.
  • the shape of the seat adjusts depending on the positions in which the outward end portions of the thigh support straps are coupled to the upper torso support.
  • WO 2017/075500 A1 relates to an adjustable child carrier, where the child carrier includes an adjustable bucket seat that can be adjusted to accommodate children of a wide range of sizes.
  • the child carrier includes one or more adjustments that work alone or in cooperation to adjust the depth and width of the bucket seat area provided by the child carrier.
  • the carrier is capable of supporting children of various sizes in an ergonomic position appropriate for the child's size.
  • WO 2017/200451 A1 relates to a baby seat carrier comprising shoulder strap members, a waist belt member, a stool seat member connected to the waist belt member, an internal fabric member configured to abut and extend along the torso of a carrying user and that is connected to the waist belt member and the shoulder strap members, an external cover member extending along a longitudinal direction of the internal fabric member, the external cover member having a lower portion that is detachably connected to the internal fabric member such that the external cover member and the internal fabric member form a suspended pocket seat.
  • the present invention relates to a baby carrier, where the baby carrier comprises an upper part for arranging the baby carrier near or on shoulders of a user, a lower part for arranging the baby carrier near or on waist of the user and a pouch assembly which is connected or fastened to at least the lower part of the baby carrier, the pouch assembly comprising a sitting portion, a back portion and a head portion, where an inflatable element is connected to the lower part of the baby carrier.
  • the inflatable element may comprise a closed container or receptacle, for instance an air bladder or the like, where the inflatable element will provide a support for the baby seated in the baby carrier and will, in addition, distribute the weight of the baby evenly between the user’s shoulders and hips.
  • the inflatable element further comprises a valve element in the form of a one-way valve or the like, such that the inflatable element will remain inflated when it is filled with air.
  • the inflatable element may be pumped up either using a pump or the mouth.
  • the inflatable element may be manufactured from a strong, flexible material.
  • the inflatable element may be manufactured with at least one plane surface, where the inflatable element is such arranged on the lower part of the baby carrier that the plane surface preferably faces the sitting portion of the pouch assembly. This will result in that the inflatable element, when inflated and a baby is sitting in the pouch assembly of the baby carrier, through the plane surface of the inflatable element will provide a support for the baby’s bottom and/or thighs.
  • a side or surface of the inflatable element facing the lower part of the baby carrier may also be provided with a plane surface, such that the inflatable element can be appropriately connected to the lower part of the baby carrier.
  • the inflatable element may be detachably connected to the lower part of the baby carrier, such that the inflatable element can be removed from the lower part of the baby carrier when not needed.
  • Fastening means in form of press studs, Velcro or the like may be used to detachably connect the inflatable element to the lower part of the baby carrier.
  • the inflatable element could be integrated into the lower part of the baby carrier, whereby the lower part could comprise a
  • the lower part of the baby carrier could then comprise a flexible material at least over a part accommodating the inflatable element, in order to allow the inflatable element to inflate properly.
  • the compartment or space for accommodating the inflatable element could be arranged to be completely closed or to be opened when the inflatable element was is to be inflated (i.e. when in use).
  • the compartment or space for accommodating the inflatable element may be provided with a zipper, whereby the inflatable element could be removed from the lower part of the baby carrier, for instance when the baby carrier should be cleaned and/or washed.
  • the inflatable element may have a length that corresponds to a width of the sitting portion of the pouch assembly.
  • the inflatable element could have a length that is larger or smaller than the width of the sitting portion of the pouch assembly.
  • the upper part of the baby carrier may comprise two carrying straps, where a male part of a buckle is connected to an end of each of the two carrying straps, and where at least two spaced apart female parts of the buckle may be connected to the lower part and/or the pouch assembly.
  • the carrying straps could be provided with a female part of a buckle, while the lower part and/or the pouch assembly then could be provided with male parts of a buckle in order to connect the carrying straps to the lower part or the pouch assembly of the baby carrier.
  • the pouch assembly may in one embodiment be releasably connected to at least one of the upper and lower parts of the baby carrier, such that the pouch assembly can be disconnected from the upper part and/or lower part of the baby carrier, for instance when the pouch assembly must be washed or cleaned.
  • the pouch assembly may then be connected to the upper and lower parts of the baby carrier through fastening means in the form of Velcro, zipper, press studs, clip or the like or combinations of such. It could also be envisaged that the pouch assembly could be fixedly connected or fastened to the lower part, for instance by sewing, and connected to the upper part through one or more clips or the like, or to be fixedly connected or fastened to the upper part and connected to the lower part through one or more clips, press studs or the like.
  • the pouch assembly could be fixedly connected or fastened to both the upper part and the lower part of the baby carrier, or to be connected to the upper part and the lower part through one or more clips, press studs or the like.
  • the lower part of the baby carrier may comprise a belt and a strap or web or the like connected to each end of the belt, where the straps, webs or the like may comprise fastening and adjusting devices in order to be releasably connected to each other and to allow the lower part of the baby carrier to be adjusted to the user/wearer.
  • the belt may include a load relieving device in order to absorb and distribute the load or weight the user experience on his or her waist when a baby is carried in the baby carrier.
  • the load-relieving device may have a length to extend over at least a back and a part of the stomach of the user, when the user is wearing the baby carrier, where the load-relieving device may comprise one or more layers of a soft material, a soft foam or the like.
  • the one or more layers of soft material, the soft foam or the like may be arranged only at certain spot or spots of the belt, for instance a back and iliac crest of the user.
  • the upper part of the baby carrier may comprise two carrying straps, where each of the carrying straps over at least a part of their length is provided with a load relieving device and where at least one end of each carrying strap comprises fastening and adjusting devices in order to be releasably connected to the lower part or the pouch assembly of the baby carrier.
  • the lower part and the pouch assembly are then provided with corresponding fastening devices.
  • each strap of the upper part of the baby carrier could include a load relieving device in order to absorb and distribute the load or weight the user experience on his or her shoulders and upper part of back when a baby is carried in the baby carrier.
  • the load-relieving device may have a length to extend over at least a part of the carrying strap, where the load-relieving device may comprise one or more layers of a soft material, a soft foam or the like.
  • the carrying straps of the upper part of the baby carrier may be fixedly connected to the pouch assembly. One end of each carrying strap may then be sewn to the pouch assembly, while an opposite end of each carrying strap is provided with a fastening and adjusting device.
  • the carrying straps could be releasably connected to the pouch assembly through fastening means in form of Velcro, zippers, press studs, clips or the like, such that the upper part of the baby carrier could be released from the pouch assembly.
  • the upper part of the baby carrier may further comprise means to interconnect the two carrying straps of the upper part of the baby carrier, where such means may be a strap provided with adjustment means, where the strap may be used to connect the two carrying straps of the upper part of the baby carrier, and the adjustment means could be used to pull the two carrying strap towards each other in order to tighten the baby carrier to the user.
  • Such an arrangement will also distribute the load or weight the user experience when a baby is carried in the baby carrier.
  • the fastening and adjusting devices of the carrying straps may be in the form of a clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying straps, where the clip for buckling and fastening comprises a male portion and a female portion.
  • Each male portion of the clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying straps is then to be connected to an end of each of the two carrying straps, while at least two spaced apart female portions of the clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying straps are connected to each of the lower part and the pouch assembly.
  • the carrying straps could be provided with female portions of the clip for buckling and fastening while each of the lower part and the pouch assembly then is provided with at least two spaced apart male portions of the clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying straps.
  • the female portions of the clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying straps may be sewn to the lower part and the pouch assembly of the baby carrier.
  • the female portions could be sewn to an intermediate element, whereafter the intermediate element could, in appropriate ways, be connected to the lower part and/or pouch assembly.
  • the female portion of the clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying straps may comprise an interior channel with an open end, the interior channel being defined by a top surface, an opposite bottom surface and opposite side walls extending between the top and bottom surfaces.
  • the male portion of the clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying straps is received and releasably retained within the interior channel of the female portion.
  • the female portion is provided with two apertures. Each aperture extends at least through a portion of the top or bottom surface as well as through the opposite side walls to form a side-release type clip.
  • the male portion of the clip for buckling and fastening of the carrying strap may comprise a base portion having two substantially flexible arm members formed on opposite sides of the base portion and extending outwardly from one side of the base portion a predetermined distance.
  • Each arm member includes a first proximal end connected to the base portion and a second opposite distal end.
  • the distal end of each male member may include a rounded protrusion on its outside surface.
  • each arm member preferably includes a shoulder formed on both a top surface and a bottom surface of the arm members.
  • the second distal end is inserted within the interior channel.
  • the distal ends will be flexed towards the interior of the channel.
  • Further insertion provides for the rounded protrusions to ride along the channel until the rounded protrusions and the shoulders clear the channel. At that point, each arm member snaps outward with respect to the channel and the shoulders are seated against the surfaces of the apertures and the rounded protrusions extend outward through the apertures.
  • the male portion comprises a frame including a pair of spaced apart side walls an end wall provided with a recess and a bottom formed by an upper surface of the base portion including a strap engaging member, where the clamping member is transversely and movably mounted to the frame.
  • the clamping member may comprise a locking cam and a release actuator in the form of a handle.
  • the pouch assembly may, in a transition between the sitting portion and the back portion of the pouch assembly, on each side of the pouch assembly, be provided with a zipper extending towards a longitudinal center plane of the pouch assembly in order to enable adjustment of the baby carrier to the specific baby arranged in the baby carrier.
  • the zipper on each side of the pouch assembly may be opened when a small baby is placed forward facing in the baby carrier, whereby this will result in a smaller“width” of the pouch assembly in the area for the legs/thighs of the baby, as the baby can place his or her legs in the openings provided by the zippers, whereby the baby must not“spread” his or her legs so much.
  • the pouch assembly may further comprise an additional head support (head wrap), where one side or end of the additional head support may be sewn to an upper part of the back portion of the pouch assembly and an opposite side or end of the additional head support may be provided with two spaced apart straps with fastening means to be connected to complementary fastening means arranged in the sitting portion of the pouch assembly.
  • the fastening means may be in the form of press studs, Velcro or the like.
  • the straps of the additional head support When a small baby, for instance, is arranged in the pouch assembly, the straps of the additional head support will be released from the sitting portion of the pouch assembly and the additional head support will be lifted up to cover the back of the baby’s head.
  • the upper part of the baby carrier may then be provided with a plurality of
  • the pouch assembly may, in a transition between the back portion and the head portion, be provided with a weakened line or a fold extending over an entire width of the pouch assembly, where the weakened line or fold will allow the head portion to be folded relative the back portion of the pouch assembly.
  • the head portion of the pouch assembly may then, for instance when a larger child is arranged forward facing in the baby carrier, be folded down along the weakened line or fold, allowing such to adapt the baby carrier to the child.
  • the pouch assembly may be provided with a zipper that extends over at least a part of the head portion and back portion of the pouch assembly, where the zipper is arranged along a longitudinal center line of the pouch assembly.
  • the zipper When the zipper is opened, each side of the zipper may be folded away to provide more view for the baby when placed in a forward-facing position.
  • Each side of the zipper may then be provided with fastening means to be maintained in the folded away position.
  • the pouch assembly may, on both sides, in an area of a transition between the sitting portion and the back portion, be provided with one or more attachment points to be attached or connected to the upper part of the baby carrier, whereby the upper part of the baby carrier is provided with complementary fastening means.
  • the lower part of the baby carrier may also be provided with at least two spaced apart attachment points for the upper part of the baby carrier, whereby the upper part is provided with complementary fastening means.
  • Figures 1A-1C illustrate in a schematic way an example of a baby carrier according to the present invention, where figure 1 A shows the baby carrier worn on a chest of the user and the baby facing the user, figure IB shows the baby carrier worn on a chest of the user and the baby facing away from the user and figure 1C shows the baby carrier worn on a back of the user (and the baby facing the user, not shown),
  • Figures 2A-2C show an example of an inflatable element of the baby carrier according to the present invention, where figure 2A shows the baby facing the user and the inflatable element deflated, figure 2B shows the baby facing away from the user and the inflatable element inflated and figure 2C shows the baby facing the back of the user and the inflatable element inflated,
  • Figure 3 illustrates an example of the lower part of the baby carrier comprising the inflatable element and further details of a lower part of the baby carrier
  • Figures 4A-4B illustrate embodiments as to how the baby carrier can be adapted to the baby, where figure 4A shows the baby carrier worn on the chest of the user and the baby facing away from the user and figure 4B shows the baby carrier worn on chest of the user and baby facing the user,
  • Figures 5A-5B show further details of embodiments of the baby carrier, where figure 5A shows the baby carrier worn on the chest of the user and the baby facing away from the user, and figure 5B shows the baby carrier worn on the back of the user and the baby facing the user, and
  • FIG. 6 illustrates additional example details of the baby carrier according to the present invention.
  • Figures 1A-1C show a baby carrier 1, where figure 1A shows the baby carrier 1 worn on a chest of a user U and the baby B facing away from the user, figure IB shows the baby carrier 1 worn on the chest of the user U and the baby B facing the user and figure 1C shows the baby carrier 1 worn on a back of the user U and the baby B (not shown) facing the user U.
  • the first configuration front facing, shown in figure 1 A
  • the second configuration inward facing, shown in figure IB
  • the third configuration back-pack position, shown in figure 1C
  • FIGs 2A-2C show the baby carrier 1, where it can be seen that the baby carrier 1 comprises an upper part 2 and a lower part 3, and where a pouch assembly 4 is connected to the upper and lower part 2, 3 of the baby carrier 1.
  • the upper part 2 of the baby carrier 1 comprises two carrying straps 2A, 2B, where one end of each carrying strap 2A, 2B is connected to a male part 6A of a commonly known buckle 6 (see figure 6) in order to be releasably connected to a female part 6B of a commonly known buckle 6 provided in the lower part 3 and/or the pouch assembly 4 of the baby carrier 1.
  • both the lower part 3 and the pouch assembly 4 are provided with two spaced apart female parts 6B of a buckle 6, whereby the user U can choose to connect the upper part 2 of the baby carrier 1 to either the pouch assembly 4 or to the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1.
  • each end of the carrying strap 2A, 2B could be connected to a female part 6B of a buckle 6, whereby the lower part 3 and/or the pouch assembly 4 of the baby carrier 1 would be provided with a male part 6A of the buckle 6.
  • the upper part 2 of the baby carrier 1 may also comprise a strap with adjustment means, where the strap may be used to connect the two carrying straps of the upper part 2 and where the adjustment means may be used to“pull” the two carrying straps towards each other in order to tighten the baby carrier 1 to the user’s U body, see also figure 1C.
  • the strap may be used to connect the two carrying straps of the upper part 2 and where the adjustment means may be used to“pull” the two carrying straps towards each other in order to tighten the baby carrier 1 to the user’s U body, see also figure 1C.
  • the pouch assembly 4 comprises a sitting portion 4A, a back portion 4B and a head portion 4C, where the back portion 4B of the pouch assembly 4 is connected to the upper part 2 of the baby carrier 1 and the sitting portion 4A of the pouch assembly 4 is connected to the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1.
  • the pouch assembly 4 may in one embodiment be releasably connected to at least one of the upper and lower parts 2, 3 of the baby carrier 1, such that the pouch assembly 4 can be disconnected from the upper part 2 and/or lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1, for instance when the pouch assembly 4 must be washed or cleaned.
  • the pouch assembly 4 may then be connected to the upper and lower parts 2, 3 of the baby carrier 1 through fastening means in the form of Velcro, zipper, press studs, clip or the like or combinations of such.
  • the pouch assembly 4 could be fixedly connected or fastened to the lower part 3, for instance by sewing, and connected to the upper part 2 through one or more clips or the like, or to be fixedly connected or fastened to the upper part 2 and connected to the lower part 3 through one or more clips, press studs or the like.
  • each side of the pouch assembly 4 is, see also figures 4A-4B, in a transition between the sitting portion 4A and the back portion 4B of the pouch assembly 4, provided with a zipper 4D.
  • Each of the zippers 4D extends towards a center line extending along a longitudinal length of the pouch assembly 4, where the zippers 4D will form an angle with the center line.
  • the zippers 4D on each side of the pouch assembly 4 may be unzipped when a small baby B is arranged forward facing in the baby carrier 1 (and the baby carrier 1 is worn on a chest of the user U), as the unzipping will result in that the pouch assembly 4 will have a smaller width in the area for the legs and thighs of the baby B, whereby the baby B can arrange the legs in the openings provided when unzipping the zippers 4D. Consequently, baby B will not have to“spread” his or her legs so much.
  • the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 comprises a belt and a strap or the like connected to each end of the belt, where one strap is connected to a male part 7A of a commonly known buckle 7, while the other strap is connected to a female part 7B of the buckle 7.
  • a male and female part 7 A, 7B of the buckle 7 Through the male and female part 7 A, 7B of the buckle 7, the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 can be adjusted and fastened to the user’s U waist.
  • an inflatable element 5 is connected to the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1.
  • the belt may be provided with a load-relieving device in order to absorb and distribute the load or weight the user U experiences on his or her waist when a baby B is carried in the baby carrier 1, where the load-relieving device extend over a part of the belt to at least cover a back and part of the stomach of the user U.
  • the load-relieving device may comprise one or more layers of a soft material, a soft foam or the like.
  • the inflatable element 5 comprises a closed container or receptacle, for instance an air bladder or the like, where the inflatable element 5 is arranged under the sitting portion 4A of the pouch assembly 4 in order to provide support for the baby seated in the baby carrier 1.
  • the inflatable element 5 When the inflatable element 5 is inflated, as shown in figures 2B and 2C, the inflatable element 5 will be brought into contact with an underside of the sitting portion 4A of the pouch assembly 4, thereby providing a support for baby’s B bottom and thighs. This will result in that the weight of the baby B also is distributed to the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1, whereby the user U will experience that the load is distributed between the user’s U shoulders and hips.
  • the inflatable element 5 comprises further a valve element (not shown), where the valve element may be in the form of a one-way valve or the like, such that the inflatable element 5 will remain inflated when it is filled with air.
  • the user U may pump up the inflatable element 5 by using their mouth, or the inflatable element 5 may be pumped up by using a pump (not shown).
  • the inflatable element 5 is manufactured from a strong, durable and flexible material.
  • the inflatable element 5 is, in order to provide a comfortable and ergonomic support for the baby B, manufactured with a plane surface where the inflatable element 5 is such arranged on the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 that the plane surface is facing the sitting portion 4A of the pouch assembly 4.
  • a surface of the inflatable element 5 facing the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 is also provided with a plane surface, such that an appropriate connection with the lower side 3 of the baby carrier 1 is facilitated.
  • the inflatable element 5 is detachably connected to the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1, such that the inflatable element 5 can be removed from the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1, if this, for some reason, is needed.
  • the inflatable element 5 and the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 are then provided with corresponding fastening means (not shown), where the fastening means may, for instance, be press studs, Velcro or the like. A person skilled in the art would know how to arrange this, whereby this is not described any further herein.
  • the inflatable element 5 is integrated into the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1, whereby the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 in this embodiment would comprise a compartment (not shown) or a hollow inside the lower part 3, where this compartment or hollow will accommodate the inflatable element 5.
  • the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 will then comprise a flexible material at least over a part covering or hiding the inflatable element 5, so as to allow the inflatable element 5 to be pumped up to its form in order to provide the comfortable and ergonomic support for the baby.
  • the compartment or hollow inside the lower part 3 is provided with a zipper (not shown), such that the inflatable element 5 could be removed from the lower part of the baby carrier, for instance when the baby carrier should be cleaned and/or washed.
  • compartment or hollow inside the lower part 3 of the baby carrier 1 could be arranged to be completely closed or to be opened through a cover when the inflatable element 5 is to be inflated.
  • the inflatable element 5 has a length that corresponds to a width of the sitting portion 4A of the pouch assembly 4.
  • Figures 5A-5B show that the pouch assembly 4 is provided with a zipper 4G, where the zipper 4F will extend over the head portion 4C and at least a part of the back portion 4B of the pouch assembly 4, and where the zipper 4G is arranged along a center line S extending over a longitudinal length of the pouch assembly 4.
  • the zipper 4G may be unzipped to provide a clear view for the baby B, as each corner of the head portion 4C then can be folded back and to the side of the pouch assembly 4.
  • the pouch assembly 4 is, in a transition between the back portion 4B and the head portion 4C, provided with a weakened line 4F or a fold line extending over an entire width of the pouch assembly 4, allowing the head portion 4C to be folded down towards the back portion 4B. This may be done when the baby B is placed in the baby carrier 4 facing the user U, the baby carrier 4 being worn on the chest or the back of the user U, as illustrated in figure 5B, thereby allowing the user U to adjust the pouch assembly 4 to the size of the baby.
  • Figure 6 illustrates how an additional head support 4E for new born babies B arranged on an inside of the pouch assembly 4 can be used to provide support for the baby’s B head, where one end of the additional head support 4E is sewn to an inside of the pouch assembly 4 and an opposite end of the additional head support 4E is provided with a strap having fastening means arranged on each side/edge of the additional head support.
  • the additional head support 4E is fastened to the inside of the pouch assembly 4 through complementary fastening means arranged inside the pouch assembly 4.
  • the fastening means on the straps and the inside of the pouch assembly 4 may be press studs, Velcro or the like.
  • the side of the additional head support 4E provided with the fastening means will be released from the pouch assembly 4 and the additional head support 4E will be drawn out from the inside of the pouch assembly 4 to cover the back of the baby’s head.
  • the straps having the fastening means are then connected to complementary fastening means provided on the upper part 2 of the baby carrier E
  • the additional head support 4E will, through the above arrangement, give a “tighter” support for the baby’s head than the head portion 4C, whereby the head portion 4C of the pouch assembly 4 may be folded down, as illustrated in figure 6, in order to provide a clear view for the baby.

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La présente invention concerne un porte-bébé comprenant une partie supérieure pour installer le porte-bébé sur des épaules d'un utilisateur, une partie inférieure pour installer le porte-bébé à la taille de l'utilisateur, et un ensemble poche qui est relié au porte-bébé au moins à la partie inférieure, l'ensemble poche comprenant une partie d'assise, une partie dos et une partie tête, et un coussin d'air étant en outre intégré dans la partie inférieure du porte-bébé.
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